A workcation is a nice-sounding way of saying that you are taking a break from your normal routine for a period of time. If you’re in the middle of a stressful week and need an escape, you can take a few hours on Friday or Saturday to go on a mini-vacation. It’s essentially a vacation … Read more
In this modern environment, it’s a good idea to instill a sense of adventure in your home with travel-inspired home decor ideas. Travel wall décor ideas for your home can be found in all types of stone-clad living rooms. Decorate your home with high-definition art prints from the many trips of your favorite cities you’ve … Read more
Destination weddings are very popular with many couples. Nevertheless, there are some etiquette rules every bride and groom should be aware of. How many guests should be invited? Who do you leave out? Who should pay for what? When your wedding is in a different country, things may be other than what you consider normal. … Read more
My fascination with travel photos a long time ago. I remember my first camera. It was blue, and it was given to me for my 5th birthday. You could take pictures, and they would magically shoot out of the whirring box in your hands, shortly followed by every adult in the room telling me to … Read more
Jet lag is, unfortunately, a reality of traveling. Jet lag is considered a temporary sleep disorder, and if you’re traveling across time zones, there is the potential it can affect you. For example, if you pay to stash your luggage, spend the day exploring Las Vegas and then take the red-eye home that night, as … Read more
Counting down the days until that well-earned vacation? Holidays are great as they provide plenty of time to recharge the batteries and indulge your passions. But what if your passion is playing guitar? How can you maintain a regular practice schedule while away from home? In the following, we’re going to take a look at … Read more
Destination weddings are fantastic for couples who want to put a charming twist on a traditional ceremony. According to the travel guide company Trip Savvy, 25% of married couples tie the knot somewhere that isn’t in their hometown.